About Isaac González Díaz

Isaac Alberto González Díaz graduated in 2023 from North Salinas High School and is now attending Hartnell College. He plans to transfer to a four-year university to pursue a degree in journalism. He enjoys photography, building Legos, listening to music, reading, and taking walks around his neighborhood.

October 20, 2024

Salinas at a Crossroads Young Voices interviews Anthony Rocha, Candidate for Reelection for District 6

October 17, 2024

Salinas at a Crossroads Young Voices interviews Chris Barrera, Candidate for Salinas Mayor

October 17, 2024

Salinas at a Crossroads Young Voices interviews Cary Swensen, Candidate for Salinas City Council District 3

October 13, 2024

Salinas at a Crossroads Young Voices interviews Jesús Valenzuela, Candidate for Salinas City Council District 3

September 5, 2024

Salinas council votes to move forward with tenant protections Final ordinances will formally be introduced Sept. 10

August 17, 2024

Renters see hope in Salinas proposed rent stabilization ordinance

June 19, 2024

A fight for legal freedom Despite the challenges, people are still willing to endure the many hurdles to enter along the southern border

March 6, 2024

Housing Tales Central Coast woman without a permanent home puts her future in God’s hands

December 16, 2023

Salinas comes out for Christmas In Closter Park, gifts, food and artificial snow

December 4, 2023

Christmas at Closter Park Trees, gifts and even snow come to Salinas

November 9, 2023

Hartnell instructors demand better working conditions

November 9, 2023

Altares, resources, and pan dulce Hartnell College opens to the community for Day of the Dead

‘People are watching now’

Teen Moms Inc.: Helping young mothers navigate life

Una declaración de Dolores Huerta

A statement from Dolores Huerta

U.S. Army tells lawmakers they’re ‘not aware’ of plans for the Department of Homeland Security to ‘utilize’ Fort Hunter Liggett

State watchdog to investigate Salinas politico’s loan from David Drew

Reclaiming agency, sharing stories and inspiring change

The fight for joy in the face of fear

‘Simplemente confié en su uniforme’

A pesar de que el ejército lo niega, aumentan las evidencias de operaciones secretas de ICE en el sur del Condado de Monterey

Monterey County’s social services building is a money pit

Las detenciones de inmigrantes en Fort Hunter Liggett plantean preguntas sobre la participación militar

Despite Army denials, evidence mounts of secretive South Monterey County ICE operations

‘I just trusted his uniform’

Immigration detentions on Fort Hunter Liggett raise questions about military involvement

People who spent time in Monterey County jail are in for a little cash

Local Catholic nonprofit gets state funding for immigrant legal aid

Monterey County supervisors return to proposed mental health facility

‘Where the social justice movement was headed’

Reversing the narrative: Lowrider car clubs come to Cal State Monterey Bay